I would have to say Teccam or Raidriar because I have played nearly all of their builds!

Mass Effect Andromeda is the only game released this year that I will definitely get - I loved ME3 especially the multiplayer on the 360, and I have heard that Andromeda will have a similar multiplayer (although I will of course play through the story as well!)

Banshees from ME3. The mission on Thessia was one of my most memorable from that game, from the build-up of hearing the screams and finding all the dead bodies to getting surrounded by about 4 of them in the main chamber. It doesn't help that they're bloody OP either.

1) Argonian. Skyrim was the first TES game I played and so I went for the most unique looking race. The Argonian's description appealed to me more than the Khajiit's, I imagined lurking under water and assassinating people when they came close to the edge (I wish Skyrim had included some underwater combat mechanics or even just made water perfect cover.) 2) I hope not. 3) I cannot remember, but I think it was probably Hadvar as I had an iron warhammer early on that I imagine was picked up from a Stormcloak soldier in Helgen. 4) Every questline except the Thieves' Guild and Companions. I hadn't even done the main quest past Dragon Rising; I mainly did side quests and went on mindless killing sprees. Specialising in skills instead of perking about 15 of them. 5) I stopped playing this character after getting stuck in a dwarven ruin and being constantly one-hit by the spheres. It would appear that the enemy levelling system does not reward players who reach level 20 with only one rank in armsman and equipment enchanted with +1 health.

Definitely a pure mage. I know some enemies are resistant to magic but once you have high Conjuration that isn't a problem, and as a mage I was able to deal 400+ damage per cast at level 30, which is much higher than that a warrior or archer could do.